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AN INSPIRATIONAL Living Environment Sandlands AN INSPIRATIONAL LIvINg eNvIRONmeNT sandlands Park| Walton-on-the-hill surrey sandlands Park For the lifestyle you’re looking for Welcome to your exclusive private retreat: Sandlands Park, in the idyllic village of Walton-on-the-Hill. This collection of family homes bears every hallmark of Berkeley’s renowned quality, in a peaceful leafy setting that puts the best of Surrey living within just a few miles. It is a very special development for a privileged lifestyle: your own. 1 An exquisitely crafted collection of 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom detached homes Sandlands Park showcases Berkeley’s expertise for combining traditional architecture, contemporary touches and sophisticated interiors. The choice is outstanding: ten different detached house styles whose appearance is the perfect Potential complement to the surrounding Surrey villages, blending warm brickwork with Future Residential stone details and clay roof tiles. Development These days, family life is more complex than ever. Younger children love their sleepovers and older ones demand their own space, while their parents enjoy a busy round of entertaining. In addition, many people are taking the option of working from home. Space and flexibility are therefore prime considerations for sandlands homebuyers, and Sandlands Park rises admirably to the challenge with a range of houses from 2 to 5 bedrooms, some with a study, and all with generously Park proportioned living spaces. Some also have a first floor balcony and/or a terrace to extend the feeling of space further still. Whatever the needs of your household, Sandlands Park will meet them in style. 2 Photographs depict Plot 8 Juniper Showhome Computer enhanced photograph is indicative only. 3 A tree-lined haven of tranquillity in the heart of the Surrey countryside As much consideration has been put into the landscaping of Sandlands Park as it has to the design of the homes. The result is a residential development that Creating the perfect setting feels like a country estate, approached through entrance gates at the end of a leafy lane and with the prospect of privacy and peace beyond. Arriving at Sandlands Park you will immediately be struck by this impressive entrance feature, leading to a sweeping driveway that winds its way through the open space of the park. An open space for residents, surrounded by a flourishing array of mature trees was the starting point for Sandlands Park. most of these have been conserved, and more trees, shrubs and plants of appropriate species have been added to complement the original specimens. Reflecting the environment, the houses each have private gardens of unusually large size, some have first floor balconies overlooking the grounds, and all benefit from a garage. 4 Photograph depicts Sandlands Park 5 Surround yourself with the colour of nature sandlands As this aerial view dramatically shows, Walton-on-the-Hill Park is surrounded by unspoilt countryside. It is part of the Surrey Hills, some of england’s most gentle, scenic countryside, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is all yours to explore from Sandlands Park. 1 Great Hurst Wood 2 Epsom 3 Sandhill Wood 4 Epsom Racecourse 5 Ye Village Butcher 6 Chequers - Pub and Dining Room 7 Wildwoods Riding Centre 8 Village Centre 9 The Fox & Hounds 10 Walton-on-the-Hill Primary School 11 The Bell 12 Grey Dove Village Cafe 13 Spaghetti Tree Restaurant 14 Mere Pond 15 Banstead Heath 16 Tadworth Station 17 Chinthurst School 18 A217 19 Kingswood 20 The Blue Anchor 21 Walton Heath Golf Course 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 22 Tadworth Cricket Club 6 7 Your local guide A thriving village Chequers Pub & Dining 01737 812364 chequerspub.co.uk - the perfect backdrop to family life Spaghetti Tree Restaurant 01737 819919 spaghettitree.co.uk Ye Village Butchers 01737 812137 yevillagebutchers.co.uk Walton Pharmacy 0844 288 0300 waltonpharmacy.co.uk Lynns News 01737 812289 Country living, convenience Tartan Hair Salon and community: 01737 813330 tartanhair.co.uk Walton-on-the-Hill has Walton Salon exactly the right ingredients 01737 812433 waltonsalon.co.uk for a fulfilling family life. Age of Beauty 01737 813123 ageofbeauty.co.uk B L Stevens Cycle Repairs 01737 813127 blstevens.co.uk Walton-on-the-Hill perfectly combines all the elements of a quintessential Surrey village, with all the shops and services you’ll need on a regular basis, and healthcare and dentistry Walton-on-the-Hill Primary School 01737 812103 walton-on-the-hill.surrey.sch.uk well catered for too. One charming feature of Walton-on-the-Hill, and situated close to Sandlands Park is mere Pond, where children love to feed the swans. Walton-on-the-Hill Community Centre 01737 817706 Walton’s pubs are of the gastro pub variety, and for local eating out, Spaghetti Tree serves up Tadworth Medical Centre all the Italian favourites and has a fun, casual vibe. As for schools, Walton-on-the-Hill 0844 387 9990 tadworthmedicalcentre.co.uk Primary is in the very heart of the village and has an Ofsted ‘outstanding’ rating. Almost half The Walton Dental Surgery of its pupils live in Walton-on-the-Hill. 01737 814404 Outside the village, there’s freedom to roam. The Surrey countryside is on your doorstep, so if the mood takes you to go hiking, riding, cycling or just meandering through woods and heathland, it couldn’t be easier. 8 9 An inspiring setting - naturally Head to the Surrey Hills to experience nature in full glory. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty extends for miles around Walton-on-the-Hill, with hundreds of acres of heaths, commons and woodland just waiting to be explored. Local beauty spots include epsom Downs, and Banstead, Walton and Headley Heaths. Box Hill, one of the highest points on the North Downs is especially famous for its marvellous views in all directions. Children have the space and freedom to be just kids, running wild, climbing trees, getting gloriously muddy, investigating bugs and other wildlife. People of all ages can go horse riding and cycling along the ancient tracks and lanes, or bird-watching on Limpsfield Common. This is where country life can be daily life. 10 11 Your local guide Entertainment Dorking Halls Everything for a life of leisure 01306 881717 dorkinghalls.co.uk Everyman, Reigate 0871 906 9060 everymancinema.com Epsom Playhouse 01372 742555 epsomplayhouse.co.uk Odeon, Epsom 0871 2244007 odeon.co.uk Rose Theatre, Kingston 020 8546 6983 rosetheatrekingston.org Sport and fitness David Lloyd, Epsom 01372 747224 davidlloyd.co.uk/epsom Hurstfields Equestrian Centre 01737 814305 hurstfields.co.uk Epsom Riding School 01372 749490 epsomridingschool.co.uk Kingswood Golf and Country Club 01737 832188 kingswood-golf.co.uk Epsom Lawn Tennis Club This part of Surrey is a wonderful part of the world for golf. Walton Heath golf 01372 722487 epsomtennisclub.co.uk Club is the nearest to Sandlands Park, but there are plenty more clubs in the LA Fitness, Epsom area and all the courses make the most of their beautiful rural settings. 020 8786 1040 lafitness.co.uk/gym/epsom Being close to epsom and its famous racecourse, this is prime riding country Surrey Downs Golf Club too, and riding schools and stables abound. The Surrey Hills terrain is also 01737 839090 surreydownsgc.co.uk perfect for challenging bike rides, so it’s not surprising that there are dozens of Tadworth Cricket Club local cycling clubs too, catering for all ages and abilities. In addition, epsom 01737 813326 tadworthcricketclub.co.uk has a particularly good choice of indoor sports and fitness centres. Walton Heath Golf Club 01737 812060 waltonheath.com Arts and culture make an appearance in many Surrey towns and villages. Wildwoods Riding Centre epsom has a cinema and a theatre, the epsom Playhouse, and Reigate a deluxe 01737 812146 wildwoodsriding.co.uk everyman cinema, while the larger towns such as Dorking, guildford, Woking Virgin Active, Epsom and Kingston upon Thames all have venues where you can enjoy the 01372 846150 virginactive.co.uk/clubs/epsom performing arts. 12 13 Tony Tobin has been Head Chef at The Dining Room since 1993, and it is now firmly established as one of Reigate’s finest restaurants. He says: “Reigate is a really good place to have a A dining experience business. ere are lots of affluent people in the area and a good mix of shops on the High Street which complement each other. I’d say for every occasion that 95% of our customers are local and very loyal. Some come every week, some just for special occasions. We offer good value for money too. You can have lunch for about the same price as a pizza, or order Your local guide Tony Tobin @ The Dining Room, Reigate Cristal Champagne and Chateau Latour. ere’s something for 01737 226650 tonytobinrestaurants.co.uk everyone.” The Spaghetti Tree, Walton-on-the-Hill 01737 819919 spaghettitree.co.uk Tony Tobin, Tony Tobin@The Dining Room, Reigate Boscoreale, Kingswood 01737 351157 boscoreale.co.uk Dolphin Inn, Betchworth 01737 842288 dolphinbetchworth.com Everest Spice, Epsom 01372 727444 everestspiceepsom.co.uk Field to Fork, Epsom 01372 744130 fieldtoforkrestaurant.com The Surrey dining scene encompasses almost Gemini Restaurant, Tadworth every cuisine and every occasion. Reflecting their 01737 812179 gemini-restaurant.com affluent and demanding clientele, pub and La Barbe, Reigate restaurant standards are high and the latest tastes 01737 241966 labarbe.co.uk and ideas can all be sampled. Gurkha Kitchen, Reigate 01737 226200 gurkha-kitchen.co.uk Some are long established neighbourhood favourites, others are newcomers offering a fresh Le Raj, Epsom 01737 371371 lerajrestaurant.co.uk approach to eating out.
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